What to Consider When Choosing a Broadcast Communications Headset
In the mission-critical world of broadcasting and live event production, clear and reliable communication is non-negotiable. Your headset becomes a crucial part of your performance - let us help yo...
The Rise of PoE: More Devices, More Power
A few years ago we had discussed an emerging format used to power smaller networked devices, called Power Over Ethernet. Well, a few years later, there are a lot more of these small networked devic...
Bringing Down The Noise: Making Your Content More Clear
Capturing high-quality audio during outdoor interviews can be a challenge. These hardware and software tools can help you to overcome this and offer deliverables that are far clearer and easier to ...
RDL’s RU-NMP44: Making Network Audio Accessible to Any System
RDL's Chuck Smith is back again with another informative article, this time covering their RU-NMP44 Network Mixing Processor.
Product Spotlight: Voyage Audio Spatial Mic
An in-depth look at the Voyage Audio Spatial Mic, a Dante-enabled immersive capture powerhouse that's incredibly versatile yet easy to control and set up.
RDL Format-A Amplifiers Explained
Chuck Smith from RDL introduces three of their new Format-A amplifier products in this informative guest article.
DAD CONTROL PACK Software Now Available!
Control | Pack is a DADman and Firmware upgrade that provides native switching between any set of sources to output destinations, providing fast and automated redundancy in playback live processing...
Taking A Closer Look At Audio-Technica's BP28 Series Microphones
Audio-Technica's new BP28 and BP28L microphones take the time-tested concept of the shotgun mic and give it a whole new perspective. Gary Boss from A-T tells us their story.
Virtualizing The Broadcast Studio with Telos Alliance
Cloud technology has made a huge impact in helping broadcast studios virtualize. Through either connecting remotely to hardware in a studio, or connecting to software running on servers in remote d...
What Is PoE And Why Do I Need It?
PoE stands for Power Over Ethernet. It's a method of carrying power on some of the wires in an ethernet cable. With the proliferation of Audio over IP devices, so come more of these that demand PoE.
Intercom Over The Public Internet: How It Can Be Done
With events being virtual, the need for instant, reliable communications to users in various locations (sometimes a great distance apart) is vital. See how Dale's team used Telos Infinity Intercom ...
Letting People Know You're On The Air - On A Budget
In the unusual work environments we find ourselves in these days, we don’t always have the luxury of an isolated, segregated studio or office area. Learn how we have come up with some budget-consci...
